The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.


strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn went to Littleton
yesterday to hold confirmation services.
Miss Lizzie shaier, Of Wheeling, is the
guest Of Mics Lizzie Ludwig, Of Bellaire.
City Receiver Dunaway went to Find.
lay Saturday to feel the pulse Of the
boom.
Miss Anna Rain and Miss Ella Scott
are guests Of Miss Eta Bertachey, Of
Bellaire.
Mrs. Dr.. Mccoy and Mrs. Dr. Pipes, OF
the Eighth ward, went to Cleveland laat
week to visit friends.
Major ]. NJ. Lee, Of the Linsly Institute
OF this city, will conduct a teachers insti.
tute at Fairmont next week.
Measrs. Stanton Mcssgrove and John
Warner, Of s%teubenville, were the guests
OF friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Moran snd his con, of the South
Side, left Saturday for Nsw York, whence
they will sail for Ireland this week.
Miss Lou Beall, the charming daughter
Of Colonel G. Il. Beall, OF Brooke county,
is the guest Of Miss Sidney OFT, on Four.
tenth street.
Councilman Kettler, Of the Eighth ward,
on Saturday received q letter from Ger
many, announcing the death OF his father
there at the ripe age OF u.
Miss Gussie Hupp left Saturday for
Washington, Pa, whers she will be the
guest Of friends during the approaching
annual College commencement occasion.
MI. VS.. Wiley, Of New Martinsyille,
W. L.. Citizens, Of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
and ]. W.Auld, Of Washington, Pa. were
among the guests ut the Mcclure House
yesterday.
Miss Ella Dillon has been engaged to
give one Of her delightful elocutionsry en-
tertainments in Sistersville next Friday
evening Tor the benedtof the NJ. E. church
at that point.
Miss Mamie Mcdraw, Of the Island, has
returned from q vieit to frieudo at Hano.
yer, Ohio. She will leave this week with
tho family Of Mr.. HRldeman to make her
future home in Philadelphia.
At the Clay school entertainment Miss
Meholin was presented with a chime
and two bronze mantel pieces,
Miss Mcholin has reached her twenty.hrst
anniversary in educational work.
Mr.. J. E. Hesly, Of Buffalo, q CONNER.
cial traveller, we'll known to Wheelinp's
wholesale grocery men, is ct the Howell
and will remain here about one week.
BE is accompanied by Mrs. Healy on this
trip. &
Mr.. L. a. Moore, Of zanesyille, was in
the city again Saturday. Naturally he
was jubilant over the outcome OF the Eaat.
ham matter. The man will be q valuable
acquisition to the GAINESVILLE base ball
club.
Prot. j.. &. Brown and his family. and
nineteen young, ladies Of Kentucky, in
Guiding q number Of the graduates o.! the
Female College and several members Of
the junior class, LETT for their homes in
Kentucky on the steamer Shirley Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. D.. @. Gallaher are in the
city, en- route home to- Charleston from
Morgantown.' They are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbs, Of the South Side, Mrs.
Gallaher'a ulster, Miss Nina Miller, is the
guest Of Miss Belle McCabs, at Leather.
wood.
Mssarr. D. T. Brown, Ed. Pershing, s..
": Drake and Ut. Moore, g. ausrtotte Of
oily railroad conductors from Washing.
and Pittsburgh, were in, the city Sal.
lsd9y night and yesterday, the guests Of
40 latter'a brother, Capt. Bob Moore, one
the eleyer Baltimore 4 Ohio conductors
oetweeni here and Chicago. They had
very pleasant tiree.
Hon. BIS. Morgan, Of oharleston. State
superintendent Of Schools, spent satuf.
lay and yesterday here, having come In
rom Fairmont, where he attended the
lormal School commencement Friday.
While here he arranged with Major J, n.
zee and: Prof. F. H. Orago, relative to Ger.
ain teachers institutes they have been
!nesged to hold during the coming season.
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